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    How to Make Your Content More Engaging?

    Mini JainBy Mini JainApril 7, 2017Updated:April 9, 2017No Comments4 Mins Read
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    Content on your website has to help you sustain in the competitive race of online marketing. On all platforms, it has to win the eye balls and promote the message convincingly. As the attention span is getting shorter, it’s more challenging for them to engage. To establish a brand the content has to work in order to get as much traffic as possible. Any investment on the website has to deliver maximum results. The following are some tips that will help you know more closely about what type of content is required to engage your audience:

    1. Add embed videos

    The point here is that you do not have to put a self-produced video as long as they are meaningful for the audience to watch. Factually, videos are likely to have three times more views in comparison to the normal text. A high budgeted investment isn’t required for the your website or blog, rather you can come up with so many ideas that can help you get genuine view.

    1. Engage the community

    Make sure your content shared is involving for the readers. It can be inviting for them to share their views like they do on social networks. Start a conversation or discussion about a recent issue. This might help them to know more about the issue and the guidance your platform is adding to it. Integrating a crowd to view it once isn’t the motive rather they should feel related to the subjects being talked about so that they begin to start a conversation on their own. That’s how a cycle must start and only then it can propel faster.

    1. Reply to the comments

    Content marketing is a two-way communication, you should not only listen to other views but have to regularly keep responding to their queries, doubts, suggestion or any important announcement they need to make. Replying once isn’t enough; you have to follow-up with the participants and at least make sure you do not fail to revert to them. This really gives a strong sense of belongingness to the reader and they form a certain kind of likability for your website.

    See also: 12 Easy Ways to Increase Your Website Conversions

    1. Cater audience across social channels

    Audiences are not few when it comes to merging all the social networks. There are so many social media platforms that your website has accounts with, but all these readers are not same on each one. There might be some common users for sure, but still many of them are new ones. Your content has to be circulated on every social network on which the website holds an account on. Taking the advantage of each platform in terms of getting all kinds of audiences is a sensible decision to make as a marketer.

    1. Keep the content informal

    While writing for the website, think about the readers and their expectations. You should keep the language as simple and crisp; so that the readers do not get bored or feel disconnected to the subject you are concerned about. Putting things to the point is what they expect, and do not hesitate in using informal language. Now this doesn’t mean that you are allowed to write anything irrelevant or unnecessary on the website. Building long-term association and connection with the customers is the primary objective, which can also lead to some profitable collaboration. Therefore, stay calm and cool, while you talk about anything as if you are having a conversation with your friend.

    See also: Why Social Bookmarking Is so Useful?

    1. Visual quality matters

    Explaining everything in detail still needs a visual guidance and demonstration for the readers to know and create picture in their mind, unless you or your brand doesn’t compel the reader to grasp a visual impact from the displayed content, then it hasn’t reached its level best, here it means the content of the website.

    1. Do not try too hard to sell

    Promoting your website is a positive thing to do, but do not over-stuff the content with self-praise at all places. This becomes annoying and seems choreographed from viewers’ perspective, which is not a good sign. Therefore, mentioning a point once is enough for the readers to know, the time you overdo it, readers do not take time to lose their patience and move ahead instantly.

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    Mini Jain is an experienced Content Writer who writes mainly on Social Media Marketing tools, strategies and techniques. Working as Freelance content writer for Socioblend.com since 2014.

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